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examination questions from year to year, even. guinea so far as
to determine just what pedagogue received this or that epistle
and noting upon whom it should or should not be used at the
next future time.

You and I both know that the students on
this great American frontier used expert “ponies" long before
and during the automobile age, and that professors who caused
students to sign the "no eribbing” exam blank knew full well
that many who signed were either going to crib or had already
done so, Just as long as students are required to do many
things in which they have no interest, these "get by" rackets
will be indulged in with no qualm of the conscience.

The athlete is already and many times
discriminated against. Just why should the finger of suspicion
be pointed at a two fisted, healthy American boy because he
wants to play a game in which he excels? Why should he be
hailed into an academic court, lectured to, and caused to sign
papers and also to declare orally that he is without stain of
professional guilt any more then the music or art student who
is not only paid a tidy sum for singing tn a church choir but,
in addition, is given credit toward graduation for his singing.

, No credit is given the athlete for partici-
pating in daily two hour practice drills on the football field, and
if he should go down town and play a game with an outside team,
even without remuneration, he would automatically become ineligible.
If the athlete should referee a game of any kind for the same

amount of money that the singer receives for his